Two days to make space for yourself, slow down, and explore what it means to create a life and an environment that truly supports you.
October 18 & 19, 2026 | Madison, WI
Not to fix everything or reinvent yourself, and definitely not to come home with another list of things you should be doing.
Instead, imagine stepping outside of your everyday routines long enough to notice what is supporting you and what isn’t. The spaces you live in. The rhythms you’ve created. The things that affect how you feel. The ways you’ve been caring for yourself. The things you’ve been craving more of.
And maybe even the parts of your life that are ready for something different.
You’ll learn from thoughtful experts, experience practices that invite you to slow down, connect with women who are asking some of the same questions, and leave with a clearer understanding of what supports you and what you want to create more space for when you go home.
The light coming through your windows, the room you wake up in, the way you sleep, the food you eat, the people you spend time with, the amount of time you spend outside, the technology surrounding you and the pace of your days all become part of the environment you live inside every day.
And all of it can influence the way you feel.
Homes That Heal™ began with a simple belief: our environments have the power to support our well-being. But “home” is bigger than four walls.
Over two days, we’ll explore what happens when we begin looking at the entire ecosystem surrounding our lives and start becoming more intentional about what we allow into it.
Create Space isn’t about packing as much information as possible into a weekend. Quite the opposite.
This experience has been intentionally designed to give you room to learn, reflect, connect and experience - without feeling rushed from one thing to the next.
Together, we’ll explore how our homes influence the way we feel and function, how everyday choices shape our personal wellness ecosystem, what happens within us when we slow down and create room for stillness, and how deeper self-awareness can help us recognize what feels aligned.
And eventually, we’ll arrive at a simple question:
Leaving with a clearer sense of what we want to carry forward.
Becoming curious about what we want more of and what could feel different.
Creating space to slow down, reconnect, and better understand our patterns, strengths, and energy.
The everyday elements that shape our personal wellness ecosystem.
How the spaces around us influence the way we feel, function and live.
For Jen, Homes That Heal has never been about creating a picture-perfect home. It’s about creating an environment that helps you live well.
Through her own wellness journey and conversations on the Homes That Heal™ podcast, Jen explores the connection between our surroundings and our well-being. Create Space brings those conversations out of your headphones and into the room.
Jen will guide you through the weekend, share the Homes That Heal wellness ecosystem, and invite you to get curious about what truly supports you — at home and in life.
Throughout the weekend, Jen will be joined by women whose work beautifully expands the Homes That Heal conversation. Together, we'll explore the spaces around us, the inner environments we carry with us, and the deeper patterns that shape how we move through our lives.
These aren't simply talks to sit through. Each conversation offers a different lens for understanding what supports you and an invitation to take what resonates and make it your own.
For more than 20 years, Lisa has explored the connection between our environments and our well-being, blending thoughtful design with Feng Shui, energy, and intention. She is the creator of the Intuitive Home Method, host of the Feng Shui Living podcast, and author of Aligned at Home.
Lisa will invite us to look at our own spaces through a different lens and discover how intentional shifts can create greater ease, balance, and support in everyday life.
How do you want to feel at home and is your space supporting that?
Gabi brings together psychology, philosophy, astrology, Kabbalah, and more than a decade of international business experience to help people better understand themselves and the patterns shaping their lives. Her work is centered on reconnecting with who you truly are, recognizing your natural strengths and energy, and making choices with greater clarity and intention.
Gabi will invite us to look at ourselves through a new lens and become curious about what feels genuinely supportive, aligned, and true to us.
What changes when you understand and trust yourself a little more?
Meg’s work explores the connection between our physical, emotional, and energetic well-being, shaped by her own journey through health, healing, and personal growth. Her approach weaves together holistic wellness, sound, mindfulness, and community to create spaces where people can slow down, reconnect, and feel supported.
Meg will invite us to turn our attention inward and later guide us through an immersive sound experience designed to create space for rest, stillness, and deeper connection with ourselves.
What happens when we become quiet enough to listen?
Years ago, Jen walked into Ashley Meyer’s office feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and out of options. She had no idea that one appointment would begin to change the way she thought about health, healing, and the intelligence of the human body.
Ashley became an important part of Jen’s own wellness journey - and the conversations and curiosity that followed helped shape the way Jen approaches health today.
To close our time together on Sunday, Jen and Ashley will sit down over coffee for an honest conversation about that journey, the wisdom our bodies can hold, and what can happen when we become curious about what our symptoms, surroundings, and experiences may be telling us.
Ashley Meyer, NRT, QCN and owner of Organique is a speaker, the founder of the Organique bar, co-founder of Valhyr supplements and on the Executive Advisory Committee for Hedron Life Source. With over 17 years of experience, Ashley is internationally recognized for her expertise in identifying the root causes of complex "un-responding" health cases. Ashley also expanded her education in nutrition and Applied Kinesiology, exploring the environmental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of health and the incredible intelligence of the human body.
Set along the shores of Lake Mendota, The Edgewater offers a beautiful backdrop for two days of connection, reflection, and conversation.
We’ll gather in a private, thoughtfully arranged section of the Grand Ballroom, creating an intimate setting for women to learn, share meals, and experience the weekend together. With natural light, lake views, and plenty of room to settle in, the space will feel elevated and welcoming without losing the closeness that makes this retreat special.
Between sessions, there will be time to connect over a meal, step outside for fresh air, take in the lake, or simply enjoy a quiet moment to yourself.
Our first day together will be filled with thoughtful conversations, new perspectives, and time to connect and reflect. Lunch is provided.
After a break to rest, explore Madison, or grab dinner, we’ll gather again for an immersive evening sound experience with Meg.
We’ll come back together for another day of conversation, reflection, and connection as we continue exploring the ideas and experiences woven throughout the retreat. Lunch is provided before we bring our time together to a close
The full retreat itinerary will be shared with guests closer to the event. Schedule subject to change.
Doors open at 9:00 AM so you can grab a coffee, breakfast, find your seat, and settle in.
Doors open to grab coffee and breakfast, reconnect with the women you’ve met and settle in for day two.
Create Space is intentionally limited to a curated amount of women, creating the kind of intimate environment where conversations can go deeper, connections can happen naturally, and you have the space to truly be part of the experience.
Maybe it’s more ease. More intention. More time for what matters. Or simply a better understanding of what you need.
You don’t have to know yet.
Create Space is two days to connect, get curious, and notice what truly supports you and what you might want more of when you return home.